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To practice Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), we need a foundation consisting of language, tool and methodology. SysML is the most popular, but not the only language. There is also a lot of choice when it comes to tools and methods. In the following, we take a closer look at the three elements and also give a few practical examples of...
Now that Corona has ruined the whole year for us, I would like to wish all our readers a peaceful festive season and, of course, good health. The presents under the Christmas tree certainly can't make up for the ruined year, but they can at least cheer us up a little. And if the presents aren't enough, then here's a collection of goodies that you can look forward to...
Capella is an open source modeling tool. It is particularly interesting because the modeling language, method and tool are closely linked. This has advantages - the user is better guided. But it also has disadvantages - some of the flexibility is lost. However, this makes Capella particularly interesting for beginners who simply want to experiment with modeling...
To anticipate the answer right away: Yes, but... - there are now several open source solutions, all of which are also used industrially. But being successful with them is not easy. Below we take a look at three tools that all take different approaches: Papyrus, Capella and Aras.
I am pleased to publish for the second time a guest article by Michael Schäfer, who already reported on Capella and ARCADIA last year. In the following, he reports on the expected trends regarding Capella, an open source platform for system development.
Today's article was written by Michael Schäfer. Michael has been Lead System Architect at Thales Germany since 1992, is a Certified System Engineering Professional (CSEP) and is an expert on modeling in the rail industry. Michael writes and speaks a lot about the open source modeling tool Capella, as well as the associated development methodology ARCADIA. In this guest post, he describes how Capella modeling is already being used in...
A lot has already been reported about Eclipse on these pages, and also about the PolarSys working group, which deals with the development of embedded systems with Eclipse-based tools. Today we are talking about Capella, a tool from the PolarSys toolbox, and a method called ARCADIA. Two things are of interest to the reader here: On the one hand,...
PolarSys is two things: an "Eclipse Industry Working Group", i.e. a working group at the Eclipse Foundation, membership of which is subject to a fee. A collection of tools for use in system development, which is managed by the aforementioned group. Behind the Industry Working Group (IWG) are industrial heavyweights such as Thales, Airbus and Ericsson. These have been using...
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